Pentagram gives university a starry-eyed logo

oklahoma city university logo

What do you make of the university's new look?

As one of the leading private urban colleges in the US, Oklahoma City University needed branding that not only showcased its affiliation with the United Methodist Church but also its huge array of courses in the liberal arts, fine arts, science and business.

The old logo centred around the university's Gold Star Tower

The old logo centred around the university's Gold Star Tower

“The rebranding committee we assembled told me that the student body was made up of overachievers,” says Stout. “That led us to the notion of the rising star logo and to the simple tagline 'Rise' to replace the more limiting 'Where you’re a name, not a number' tagline."

The identity will be used for banners, T-shirts, mugs and other merchandise as well as posters, marketing and advertising.

oklahoma city university logo

oklahoma city university logo

oklahoma city university logo

oklahoma city university logo

oklahoma city university logo

See more of the branding as well as the old logo over on the Pentagram website.

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